Nexon Developers Conference 26 Opens With AI Focus
The conference signals that AI adoption in game development has moved from experimental to operational, with Nexon framing it as a cost- and time-reduction tool for creative iteration.
Reporting from 1 sources: 4Gamer.net.
Nexon's NDC 26, Korea's largest game developer conference, opened June 16 for a three-day run. The 19th edition features 51 sessions centered on AI utilization in game development, with live-streamed panels on planning, production, and live operations at Nexon Korea's headquarters.
Nexon's annual developer conference, now in its 19th year, runs June 16-18 at the company's Seongnam headquarters and surrounding facilities. This year's program includes 51 sessions across planning, production, and live operations, all streamed on the NDC YouTube channel. Nexon president Lee Jeong-heon said the conference aims to reduce trial-and-error time and costs through AI, allowing creators to experiment more freely. The venue also displays game art based on Nexon IP and an exhibition on game sound production.
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- 4Gamer.net 韓国最大規模のゲーム開発者向けカンファレンス「NDC 26」，本日開幕